Ohad Talmor - Back to the LandSaxophonist Ohad Talmor, an expressive improviser and superb stylist, is a worldly cosmopolitan with nationalities in France, Switzerland, Israel and the United States. Born in Lyon and raised in Geneva, he came to New York in 1995 to study music. Since then, he has been a "mover and shaker" in the creative Brooklyn jazz scene. This project focuses on previously unreleased compositions by Ornette Coleman. Ohad Talmor reports that as a companion,

The pieces on Phosphenes exquisitely navigate consonance and dissonance

which continues a little later down at the beach with the 'Shore Party'

as exemplified on his most acclaimed albums A Love Supreme (1965) and Ascension (1966)

darkened atmosphere of "Parasite

Roxie has had an impressive ride so far

John Criner's band

and digitally in Spatial Audio

They also visited Europe

each episode addresses different perspectives of the relationship between music and politics

Year: 1982 Runtime: 89 minutes

Gritty soul and blues singer

What neither woman recognizes is the immense strength of the bond between Malú and Jorgito